King S. Woolsey
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Unknown Unknown po0467p King Woolsey Collection, MS-212 B&W 1700-0467-0000 po0467pa Photo Card Print 3x5 Manuscript Collections 1870s Reproduction requires permission. Digital images property of SHM Library & ArchivesDescription
Colonel Woolsey (b. 1832 in Alabama; d. June 1879) came to Arizona in 1860 and served on the First Territorial Council. He was known as a fierce Indian fighter throughout the Territory. He was a member of the Walker Party and was one of the discoverers of Lynx Creek. It was he who built the old stone house on the "Bowers Ranch" in the Agua Fria valley.
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